ALEXANDER HERBERT JOHNSON, L.M.T.
Medical Practice at Halsey St, Portland, OR

8305632, Nov 6, 2012

Jun 13, 2007

11/762467

Alexander C. Johnson - Portland OR, US
Scott W. Nelson - Beaverton OR, US
Hal A. Porter - Portland OR, US
Joshua R. Poulson - Ridgefield WA, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

H04N 1/00

358 16

A Method of batch processing a group of hardcopy documents scans a stack of documents. Each document in the stack has a cover sheet is placed thereon. The method performs optical character recognition on each of the cover sheets in the stack. The method performs an operation on each of the documents in the stack in accordance with instructions on the cover sheet on each document. Examples of operations that may be performed include printing the document, sending the document by fax to a recipient, sending an image file of the document by email to a recipient, and the like.

5304111, Apr 19, 1994

Jun 19, 1992

7/901601

Hiroyuki Mitsuno - Oklahoma City OK
Alexander C. Johnson - Portland OR

Nikken, Inc. - Los Angeles CA

A61N 100

600 9

A flexible planar magnetic sheet for therapeutic use has a regular repeating pattern of curved first and second areas of alternating magnetic polarity arranged so that a line traverses a plurality of said curved areas in a majority of possible orientations of the line along the surface plane of the sheet with respect to the pattern. In one embodiment, the pattern comprises an array of polka dot regions of one polarity uniformly sized and spaced on a background of opposite polarity. Alternatively, the pattern can be shaped as a series of interdigitated undulating first and second areas of alternating magnetic polarity. The areas each have curved boundaries defined by wavy lines and a width which varies between a maximum and a minimum proceeding generally lengthwise along the wavy lines of a lengthwise periodicity to define lobe-shaped portions of each area.

2008031, Dec 25, 2008

Jun 25, 2007

11/767748

Joshua R. Poulson - Ridgefield WA, US
Alexander C. Johnson - Portland OR, US
Scott W. Nelson - Beaverton OR, US
Hal A. Porter - Portland OR, US

H04M 3/42, H04H 1/00, H04Q 7/20

4554141, 455 301, 455466

A transmitting device wirelessly broadcasts a time signal over a general purpose wireless network. A receiving device wirelessly receives the time signal without having established a connection with the transmitting device. The receiving device sets a lock thereof based on the time signal. The general purpose wireless network can be an 802.11a, an 802.11b, an 802.11g, an 802.11n, and/or a Bluetooth wireless network over which the transmitting device communicates with devices, other than the receiving device that are connected to the transmitting device. The general purpose wireless network can further be a mobile phone network over which the transmitting device communicates with devices, other than the receiving device, that are connected to the transmitting device.

5969932, Oct 19, 1999

Dec 22, 1997

8/996046

Barry D. Ryan - Coeur d'Alene ID
Norm Janshen - Hayden ID
Brad Herr - Spokane WA
Mark Scuitti - Post Falls ID
Jim Wilson - Post Falls ID
Alexander C. Johnson - Portland OR

A.C. Data Systems, Inc. - Post Falls ID

H02H 100

361118

A power surge protection assembly for use in electrical panel boxes having multiple electrical components. The power surge protection assembly includes a bus bar connected to a power supply, typically ground. The power surge protection assembly additionally includes a suppression box having a top surface, a bottom surface, sides, and ends for encasing a power surge suppression circuit. A conductor extends outward from an end of the suppression box. A coupler is attached to the bus bar for receiving the conductor and mechanically coupling the suppression box to the bus bar and electrically coupling the suppression box to the power supply. A variety of conductors and couplers are disclosed including post, bar, and plug conductors and snap ring, clip, jack, and bore couplers. The power surge protection assembly is particularly adapted for stacking two or more surge suppression boxes.

2008005, Mar 6, 2008

Sep 5, 2006

11/469994

Alexander C. Johnson - Portland OR, US
Scott W. Nelson - Beaverton OR, US
Hal A. Porter - Portland OR, US
Joshua R. Poulson - Ridgefield WA, US

G06K 5/00, G06Q 30/00

235380, 705 14

At a point-of-sale terminal, a rewards program identifier of a customer is associated with a transaction described by detailed transaction data. The detailed transaction data are recorded at a point-of-sale server such that the detailed transaction data is associated with the customer. The detailed transaction data are also communicated from the point-of-sale server to a data processing system of the customer over a network and imported into a financial software application executing on the data processing system of the customer.

5966282, Oct 12, 1999

Dec 22, 1997

8/996042

Barry D. Ryan - Coeur d'Alene ID
Norm Janshen - Hayden ID
Brad Herr - Spokane WA
Mark Scuitti - Post Falls ID
Jim Wilson - Post Falls ID
Alexander C. Johnson - Portland OR

A. C. Data Systems, Inc. - Coeur d-Alene ID

H01C 712

361118

A power surge protection assembly for use in electrical panel boxes having multiple electrical components. The power surge protection assembly includes a bus bar connected to a power supply, typically ground. The power surge protection assembly additionally includes a suppression box having a top surface, a bottom surface, sides, and ends for encasing a power surge suppression circuit. A conductor extends outward from an end of the suppression box. A coupler is attached to the bus bar for receiving the conductor and mechanically coupling the suppression box to the bus bar and electrically coupling the suppression box to the power supply. A variety of conductors and couplers are disclosed including post, bar, and plug conductors and snap ring, clip, jack, and bore couplers. The power surge protection assembly is particularly adapted for stacking two or more surge suppression boxes.